Fedora core 6 freezing
Hi there folks !
I've been having some troubles with my fedora core 6, it just freezes at random times. The last message in /var/log/message is Apr 23 21:57:49 localhost automount[2346]: create_udp_client: hostname lookup failed: No such process Apr 23 21:57:49 localhost automount[2346]: create_tcp_client: hostname lookup failed: No such process Apr 23 21:57:49 localhost automount[2346]: lookup_mount: exports lookup failed for .directory Apr 23 21:57:49 localhost automount[2346]: create_udp_client: hostname lookup failed: No such process Apr 23 21:57:49 localhost automount[2346]: create_tcp_client: hostname lookup failed: No such process Apr 23 21:57:49 localhost automount[2346]: lookup_mount: exports lookup failed for .directory Apr 23 21:57:50 localhost automount[2346]: create_udp_client: hostname lookup failed: No such process Apr 23 21:57:51 localhost automount[2346]: create_tcp_client: hostname lookup failed: No such process Apr 23 21:57:51 localhost automount[2346]: lookup_mount: exports lookup failed for .directory Apr 23 21:57:51 localhost automount[2346]: create_udp_client: hostname lookup failed: No such process Apr 23 21:57:51 localhost automount[2346]: create_tcp_client: hostname lookup failed: No such process Apr 23 21:57:51 localhost automount[2346]: lookup_mount: exports lookup failed for .directory Now I've seen another post with this kind of trouble but was related to the vmware or something... Anyone have an idea of what could that be ? TIA, Max. |
http://idiotfreeamerica.net/?p=66
Don't let the hostname fool you...this is a real post for that exact problem, complete with solution! It's a bit of a read, however, so I'll cut to the chase: Quote:
Wouldn't happen to be an Intel Core2Duo motherboard, would it? |
No unfortunatly it's an old pentium 4 with an elitegroup board that I bought like 4-5 years ago... Maybe it's because my hardware is too old :(
If I change distro could it resolve the matter or all linux kernel are the same ? |
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My suggestion would be to test out LiveCD's from a couple of different distros and see if you can find one that you like that doesn't give you this problem. Then, once you've found one, check out the kernel config, modprobe to see what kernel modules are loaded, etc...(many LiveCD's run a very generic kernel that might differ slightly from the actual kernel of the install CD). Knoppix has a reputation for supporting a lot of hardware, and you can install it as a disk image that autodetects hardware the same as the LiveCD. |
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